T.I. Review

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Which event BEST shows colonists were concerned King George III might not listen to their letter? Options: they created a boycott of British goods, they started stockpiling weapons and gunpowder, they prepared militias just in case, all of these are correct

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all of these are correct

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Why were British soldiers marching towards Lexington?

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to find rebel supplies of gunpowder and weapons

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Which event showed the British that colonists were willing to fight and die for what they believe in? Options: The Boston Tea Party, The Intolerable Acts, Lexington and Concord, The Boston Massacre

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Lexington and Concord

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True or False: King George III could have stopped the war if he had given them representation in Parliament.

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True

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2nd Continental Congress was significant because they asked the king again for peace with the "Olive Branch Petition"

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they asked the king again for peace with the "Olive Branch Petition"

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How did "Common Sense" impact the colonists?

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It helped them think differently about why they should be independent, encouraged them to separate from Britain, and explained why England was not helping or benefitting the colonies.

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Which best explains how MOST colonists felt, UNTIL King George III called them traitors and in Rebellion?

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they were loyal to Britain, their mother country

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What shows the difference in how colonists felt AFTER "Common Sense" was sent out? Options: they are still loyal British subjects and want to stay with England, they felt sad that King George III was not listening to their ideas, more colonists began thinking that they needed independence from Britain, none of these are correct

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more colonists began thinking that they needed independence from Britain

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True or False: 2nd Continental Congress told King George III what they thought of him.

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False: they wanted peace and didn't want to go to war

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Which is UNTRUE of the Declaration of Independence? Options: it demanded war with Britain, it explained why they needed to separate from England, they listed the king's abuses of power, it was based on natural rights

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it demanded war with Britain